Hand Model Earns R45,270.40 a Day Thanks to "The Most Beautiful Hands in the World"

Hand Model Earns R45,270.40 a Day Thanks to "The Most Beautiful Hands in the World"

  • A woman’s specialised modelling career sparked global interest after her earnings and unique talent were revealed on social media
  • Her work with major international brands showcased how niche skills can translate into impressive financial success
  • Online users reacted with fascination, disbelief and curiosity, turning the story into a lively discussion about unconventional careers

A woman has stunned social media users worldwide after revealing that she earns an extraordinary income simply by working as a professional hand model.

A woman displayed her hands, which earned her over R45k as a model.
A woman who is a hand model shared her story and posed in a picture on TikTok. Image: @thisismoney
Source: TikTok

According to a report shared by This Is Money on their TikTok account under the handle @thisismoney, the 35-year-old Avisha Tewani told the publication mentioned earlier that she makes up to £2,000 a day, which is roughly R45,270.40, thanks to what she confidently calls the "world’s most beautiful hands."

In their viral post uploaded by @thisismoney on 6 November 2025, they showcased a picture of Avisha holding up her hands, which have become her golden ticket to modelling jobs with major international brands.

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The post quickly caught the attention of viewers, many of whom were fascinated and slightly envious of a career built entirely around flawless fingers, smooth skin and perfectly shaped nails.

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Avisha, who has spent years in the hand-modelling industry, told the financial publication that her unique asset has brought her impressive financial success. "I have the world’s most beautiful hands," she reportedly said, adding that her bank statements prove just how lucrative the niche career can be.

Her hands have featured in adverts, product displays, campaigns and promotional videos for well-known beauty, jewellery and tech companies. From showcasing luxury skincare products to demonstrating high-end gadgets, her work requires strict maintenance routines to preserve her signature look.

The story has sparked widespread conversation, with many social media users expressing disbelief at the earning potential of such a specialised job. Others applauded Avisha for turning a unique advantage into a thriving business, proving that unconventional talents can lead to unexpected success.

As the video continued to circulate online, Avisha’s story served as a reminder that in today’s digital and advertising-driven world, even a pair of beautiful hands can become a major source of income.

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A woman showcased her hands, which make her over R45k as a model.
A woman showcased her hands, earning her over R45k as a model. Image: @thisismoney
Source: TikTok

Netizens react to the woman’s lucrative earnings

The online community flooded the comments section expressing their thoughts, saying:

Maisa Khalid said:

"Is this a joke or something?!"

User said:

"These are very pretty!"

User added:

"Mine slay too 🥰🫶🏻"

Monicabndln stated:

"Maybe I can do this as a side hustle 🤭🥰"

Samanta commented:

"Where do I sign up?"

Feriel in Paris simply said:

"Can I apply?"

Timah replied:

"Ah, have ya’ll checked every human hand in the world?"

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Proofreading by Roxanne Dos Ramos, copy editor at Briefly.co.za.

Source: Briefly News

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Johana Mukandila (Human Interest Editor) Johana Tshidibi Mukandila has been a Human Interest Reporter at Briefly News since 2023. She has over four years of experience as a multimedia journalist. Johana holds a national diploma in journalism from the Cape Peninsula University Of Technology (2023). She has worked at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, PAICTA, BONA Magazine and Albella Music Production. She is currently furthering her education in journalism at the CPUT. She has passed a set of trainings from Google News Initiative. Reach her at johana.mukandila@briefly.co.za